Rotary Club Tafcc, Fou,. Club ao.l Cla»4 Onc
Each; Other, May il! !»Sap„r»r !» Tomor
row ; Were .51 m A!Ï.
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•u ν îtc provided I < w ted.·,
ι nly t'i \ 0 yet t<· he taken un
« tttit e fist . .1 Uni ty me
olÎLTt'd h.ill 11 « ι \* t * hti'ii .
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1'in-sday (lui < >i it - . lit! 'm
PiiiluthCa ela .·! 1Ιιι' Ci.n
.,t m .liai Christian ehuri i: om·
ι . . today 'Mit' tli.it 11 t ι ||
( ■ ..ining live would be pn.· '<1
, ■ by tomorrow. (';i|>tani \l :
'.111 III gent I l'( j U · ·. 1 - lu ι,!Ιιι·:
nu dy families, and will probably [
h a supplementary li t v. ι thin
t· ι next day <w two. Those interestecLl
mu a hati'l in In inuiim I '!,···.-I- j
. ,i ehver and happiness int.ι homed
ιiuId othei wi-i· H it ha\ r .t an. ;
■ I t · watch fur tin - c and t. > : aJ:e1
■ · , application- prop t it l\
c taken inee \i tiiday ;:ndl
. r remaining < ι ρ ρ · t an
• ! h'i-lnw:
NUMI5EK ON]·.
i- . .ly of six; father dead Only
t ili a month η ail·· i·>■ ' kl···! ι
t ·,·.■ 111 > is il· t wel I (Mut eh : Ido
y pour health and uud it·.··
is!.ι·ιΙ. Hoys 20, 19, M and 10; girl :
Κ cd food and Christmas cx'.i .
NUMIiKU TWO
1. ,-ge family of ten. Hoy- 10. I I. 1.1
9. .aid -1 Girls II .,irI 7. I
Ι· ·· iiy . Λ'ι <·ιΙ (Ίιι i-tnia.^ tlinm ·;·
and li .··■ fi'i chil.irpti
MI'MBKi; illl!KK
I'. ■ I.v ι i i.h;. Il m, 11 and Γ..
> i 1 11'. 17 . 'ni Κ. Father lia ha'l
Ι ·. ■ lu· lu ill nos.-· Moth -■
• · ' · ' · !ι 1" ν !■ a.n.ly Dadly : ι
m cd «f food ami toys for thé youns I
■ ' d n ι.
Ι'λΠ'.Ι ι; TIU'iTl'.KM
: II· 1.;. I, ''.ai;, club.
M" ΊΙ'.ΚΙ; I i FT Κ KM
I. Vojjn» family. Father and
avitlii" d'af and dumb Pick-up ν." ·.· . 1
η ι a r a. is ι Ίΐΐν source of income. ι
!"v. i.a'dron had pneua, .n.a re
i n'.lv . nd nil need careful atten
: a in V...VS Itl and 11. (I rl. 14. 0. II, 4.
.! and I! months. Τ η is Γι·η·ίΙν is m 1
η ed ni' l'iKid and im.i e\t ra-. :
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Μ'λίΠΚΙί THIRTY
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Progress Made In Preparation
For Fighting Incendiary Fire
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walt·· Motel.
I5y 1SOII THO.Ml'SON
'aleigh, Doc. 17.—Probably mort
j/ ess has been 1 ade in prepar
·;■ incendiary lires Γι. π .» ; »·.»*
phase of Ni«rt:i ('.· ·. '·ΐ
lefense. The reason that State
' Marshal Siu'i-ah.kI Bioekweil
'.■ited on r im:iiec|ialely after
I ragie KriRli· ' · ' e'i.i I h >n ,ι·
uvque.
iirockwell, however, would be the
• ' . say thai tin préparât.on '.·. a
•IV a can: e implete. Hi··.· a- ■ ·
,· ii.» >aeh 1o be dene the
η hi· is keeping at t clay and
Bat progress h - been inad 1
tiie tempo ο! ι "s ;m i a 11 > >n ha
speeded up imm a urahly ihv
.••as declared.
ι try in l ire ta η ai delta ·>· agaia.- '
ical warlare, .such as lighting
resulting from incendiary
■ : s from airplanes or from any
"Lircc. Rrockwell is eondarting
rhool- next month. Ta tern 11 ι ο
ί . meet in F rmville ..π I an., a y
d western, rs in Charlotte on
. a'y 15. In the meantime he ha
. : anged ·λ ith State (.'·. I ·ι·ο ' r a
short course in fighting war tires to
b en r> prrsi'til.^l λ e ul
mi ι.»?!· es ΛI ready lu· ha - met λ ι h
.ht· lire ehiels here in Raleigh.
T! ■ «ht arm ■ ! Κ ire Marshal
S1 : λ p.id Bniekwell in this cam
paign .· Kiii M rshal Kenlon Brock
I'll Κ · Η:.his mpn and .
;:·· iU'n.,'1! ;·) the Army. Young
I· :pi·!;·.·. <·' v is graduated from State
.'ι ' : !; and 1 a -1 \lrvch had been
\v·irk:tig v. *'·: a large fire fighting
p'dtiipp . nt company in several states
as an ind atrial engineer s peri li/
n" a V ρ· : in· >····.· >n. !?"ing a re
-ι \ * oft ι.he ",va- call, d inti> s ■ ι -
··■· and s un ) ii* η eliarge ol the
: i.,' départirent Rragg. As fire
f;gl:î'ny and prevention in war is a
!·>'··>{ ii ilitary and civilian respolisi
l> !·:>·. the tw·· a·· v.-urklug together
.ιnd the "old man", whether he ad
■ ·« or ri.»t. s nr >ud as a pca
c. irk
When Broekwell uegan preaching
preparedm < for \v : · in .lane. 1940,
he λ as ace ,-ed of being a I natic.
"Hell· fir··"' he exclaimed. I always
ha·, e been a fanantic about t ires."
• J ' \ C "V
, ?..frirr· .ι 11 «..ver ι ft:.te tr.«t
i.tu ..., r,. t .» Jt purtii.cltt if. K.itr»
*.· ι · ·Ι 11 i.i .«L>lt to cope- .·. ι til t ri.dj^r
lit- «Il il. r.u . f .e - dr tri· I jt 1 he
i.iiiif* tun» And in v. ,»ι Γ,λ«Ι Μι ·Λ
ι··. 111.11 » V y .'.il li Iktv'r h»· Cttèd
lli»· ι :»iiiiia .jn v. .ι ΐι·.I .iltogeihei
■liii'c till hill in the Ll'I 1H month."
her. has bf-en ι y.iMi.l *!«·j.i ..t equip
•iPll! jUirrÎi.i ,d
Sptii.il 11:11 ν 11 r 11. .it firemen — and
! 111 « μ ι : h 111 « - π ι tin1 training ·>! f ini'i
* < my < i ν 11 k« : t : t .· ; s ι s 1 χι 111 ·· ι the
nain job aiiw, ι y? fir-χ h well There
tn»t much t hanee <>i failing now
•qiiipment ι : - · .· I,.i-t munth he : 11
tended the school whi:·!ï the tederal
; »\ einn 11· ι * 1 · · i ictf.l .it Y.A+c ·.·.·«>. »d
Λ ι nul. The <■ hi1 heard Kn^lislinien
leM what « m ; ) · < nee h;id 1 tight
I h ρ m in fight in ί( fire.·; which started
I Γ·. : 11 ineond a rv In nul)' .md pa.-; 111 ;.·
fin the les nns 1 earned in actual ;>ir
r.'i ids. fhis the 15 tng h» lit t « *n
i s musing art to fire men .ι!! over the*
: tate.
"I don't I,m 1 ·■ '. t i.it N"i th < ' >h »
will ever sec an enemy ai." >! m"."
he s.iid. "N ilher d.cs · nyb uh ! ·
T'lit I do know that thi state is >'v -
ed by three ma'n. north outh · i'l
wavs. I know there are millions o!
gallon, of aas »1 :,store ! it \\Y
mini;t■ >n. I 1 "m·>·■ 1 her · i· a ·::>.■■■ 'line
pii)" ! i m · w i.ich te: · -;«nate< in the
middle of the ' 11 And I kn >■·.· that
the ο η Î ν Ι)·1'. Γ·ι ? ·\ t ) d ) : ·. t ι
get ready for any em* rgency."
Marine Corps
Lowers Bars
I'"t tile lirst time -1no· the pre
n! emergency ha.- come into effeel
tin United States marm corps i
now enlisting mon between afies ο
IV and 3â Prior tu t'r.i t : it· Marin'.
Oei'jj- was only enlisting men wh<
had not reached their 30th birthdav.
This five-year difference η ag·.
expected to bring many ι i n int<
the ranks of the Marine Corps. Sin·.·!
the oatbreak of ho.-tilities many mei
bet\ven the ages of 30 and 35 w π
told that they were too old tor tin
Marine Corp.- and were turned down
All of these men are now urged ti
com·, back to the Marine Corps re
cruiting .-'.ations and enlist.
The Marine Corps is also now en
ting all former Marines who hav
not reached their 35th birthday am
re not married.
The Marine Corps Reserve is nov
ten. with unlimited vacancies fo
il!<>;-e that desire to enlist in the re
-ι·: vi·. These men will receive th
a : ; : e pay. promotions and other ad
mlag s that the regular marine- re
ce.ve. the only difference being tha
the re.-ervi - will ,-erve till the dura
lam ι >1 the ι ■ iTgeucv and th η w 1
ne released.
Secret Weapor
Of Jap Navy
!s Tiny Sub
Washington, Dee. 17.—Japan'.·; s
called secret na\al weapon i- a tin'
'.wo-maii -ahmanne—a "suicidi
. ci . ft that can loose torpedoes <
! hurl itsell at ι nemy ships with tl
I .-ame destruction eflect ol a torpedi
the navy revealed today.
Γ he seert'i was exposed by tl:
rapt,ai· ot or.·.· of the midgets durai
the December 7 Japanese attack ο
I ; V ai l i laroor.
l'Ile navy found that the pigm
- : b carra· a 300-pound charge ι
high explosives under the sien
« iled to the battery so it can be lise
a de.nolit. >11 charge ei!her h
the submarine ;iselt in ease ol attae
or against ships or ha'bor obje
j t i \ es." .ι 1
The craft also carries two 18-ine
torpedoes. Standard size America
J submarines. some s.'ven times tli
length of the pigmies, carry 21-inc
torpedoes.
rhere were indications, the nav
: said, that the captured "suicidt
sub wa- launched from a inothi
ship aboli· 100 mile.·- oft the H,
ί v. aiian island of Oatiu.
(Two other Japanese subs—one
ί midget the other the convention
type —were sunk during the attack
j Describing the suicide element, tl
ua\y said "there are inufeations tl
j personnel operating the submarin
desperate, even to self-s crificc,
j v. 11 go to any extreme, howev
j -arrv out their objective "
The navv said the Japanese "si
side" subs are of such si/.e that thi
could be carried on the deck .·! larj
cr craft and launched ·>ν«·· · .:(>· ■
the same cranes and lacilili:.
Or handling the small boats of
comb .t snip.
They have a crui.-ing radius
201) miles at low speed and are po·
•red by electric mot ir . with a d
ignate'd top ..peed ot 24 knots.
The craft captured is -11 feet lo
ia a beam of five feet and a co
ling tower four and a half feet abu
he Heel·. Th»' quarter-inch plate h
is divided into five compartmei
two of which house the electric b.
cries used for operating the mote
Πι»' subs are equipped with a gv:
■ompass, a magnetic compass, rai
iiupment and underwater soi
nd listening devices.
Their crew consists of one ofl'i
• id one rating.
Living quarters are extrem
: mped The amount of supplies ;
rel is necessarily limited. Naval
vrts estimate they would be able
. main at ea five days before
orning to the mother ship or b;
How many such subs the Japan
ι sess is not known but it is ρ
• that "schools" of them may
• d against the allied naval foi
the Pacific.
ι ('hief asset of the little era Γ
,ii ability to operate in shal
iters, thus enabling them to
.rough harbor defenses.
hitler lakes
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